According to the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council, the lease will be, the question is when.
Weapons from the USA to Ukraine for Land Lease Act may begin in the coming months. It could be July-August, maybe September. This was announced by Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Oleksiy Danilov in an interview with Liga.net.
According to him, the land lease has not started yet.
“There is a procedure. The lease has not yet begun. But the adoption of the law on land lease is a very positive decision for us. And the lease will be, the question is when. Here we return to the fact that in the war, everyone's watch works differently. For some, the day is like a day, but for us it is a completely different dimension, “Danilov said.
He clarified that it could be July-August, maybe September, because there are many factors.
“We must understand that the world is not so big. Everyone knows who has in the country. Availability of weapons, equipment for its manufacture, ammunition. Today it turned out that there were almost no Soviet-style 122- and 155-caliber ammunition left, “the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council added.
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Recall, May 9 US President Joe Biden signed a law on land lease for Ukraine , which should facilitate the transfer of important weapons to our country. Previously, the land lease mechanism was used only during World War II, when the United States supplied advanced weapons to help the Allies defeat Nazi Germany.
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